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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1975

Page

8

Retirement age debate shifts to future rise for workers

A Social Security subcommittee proposes raising the retirement age starting 2005 with 18 years of gradual increases. By 2023 workers could retire at 68 with full benefits, while early retirement would move from 62 to 65. The change hinges on a shrinking workforce and longer lifespans.

Social Security Advisory Council America Congress Supreme Court

Secretaries of State Meet Opens Sunday in Las Vegas

Secretaries of state from across the nation gather in Las Vegas starting Sunday for a four day convention at Caesars Palace. Nevada secretary William Swackhamer says over 200 attendees will join the event with a News Election Service presentation and discussions on postcard registration for federal elections. Local officials including Lt. Gov. Bob Rose and Mayor Bill Briare plan to welcome the delegation as activities begin with a social reception.

Las Vegas William Swackhamer Nevada Caesars Palace Hotel The News Election Service Bob Rose Bill Briare Federal Elections Committee Hoover Dam

Nevada Magazine Editor Retires

CARSON CITY UPI Don Bowers retires after 14 years as editor of Nevada Magazine a state publication moved from the Highway Department to the Department of Economic Development He planned to move to Odessa Russia after leaving the job

Carson City UPI Don Bowers Nevada Magazine Highway Department Department of Economic Development Powers State Department Russia Odessa

Israeli Leaders Optimistic Over Egypt Peace Talks

Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and his team studied Egypt's reply to Israeli interim peace proposals after 22 hours of talks. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said progress is being made as Arabs demand withdrawals from the passes and oil fields, while Rabin warned against panicking over a potential Mitla Pass pullback. Kissinger may renew shuttle diplomacy next week as Egypt’s reply reached Jerusalem.

United Press International Yitzhak Rabin Egypt Israel Henry Kissinger Middle East Anwar Sadat Beirut al Hawa Dess Jerusalem Mitla Pass Rabin

Three-Year-Old Won’t Face Summons Dropped

Seaside Park officials announced Alma Nelson of Toms River will not face charges after a summons issued July 9 for refusing to clothe Jessica Santos during a walk near the Boardwalk was dismissed. The case involved a municipal ordinance enacted in 1959 to curb public nudity during beach use.

Plains United Press International Corn Belt Central Plains Midwest Missouri Ohio Valley Central Appalachians Iowa Wisconsin Michigan National Weather Service Kansas City Nebraska Kansas Pat Boyer Agriculture Harold Hobbick Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Hobbick Eaton County Traverse City Cor Monroe County Seaside Park N.J UPD Jessica Santos Thomas Kelaher Alma Nelson Toms River, N.J Jessica Ms. Nelson Sharon Santos Toms River

Echo Bay Resort to Temporarily Close Motel and Restaurant

Echo Bay Resort in Lake Mead National Recreation Area will suspend motel and restaurant service at 9 p.m. Friday while marina services stay open. Argent Corporation, owner, recently acquired Echo Bay from Recrion Incorporated as extensive rehabilitation proceeds.

Echo Bay National Park Service Lake Mead National Recreation Area Overton Beach Park Service Argent Corporation Echo Bay Resort Echo Bay Resort Inc Recrion Incorporated

Betty Ford defends interview remarks on premarital affairs

First Lady Betty Ford says she was honest in remark about daughter Susan and affair and disagrees that her words were distorted. She faces criticism while at a Vail gathering with family, noting Michael Ford supports her stance amid public debate.

Vail Colo UPI Betty Ford Susan Gloria Brown First Lady Michael Massachusetts First Lady's Press Secetary Sheila Rabb

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